catalog
Dreams I'll Never Know 2006 Release A contemplative folk album, the latest CD from JamisonPriest is an exploration of life themes; love, disappointment, loneliness, and searching.  Inspiration was taken from historical events around Texas and the U.S. and personal experience.  Ten songs written by JP members, one written by friend and fellow roots musician Greg Young, and two covers.	We Called Ourselves Poets 2004 Release The second CD from JP includes ten songs written by members of the band, two songs by friends and fellow Abilene musicians, and four covers.  Great harmonies in typical JP style with a definite Americana flare.	Leave Your Blues 2001 Release The debut CD from JP includes ten original songs (eight by Ed, one by Jenni & Ed, and one by good friend John Haynes) and two covers.  Jenni and Ed had a great time making this CD and learning so much about the recording process.
Dreams I'll Never Know and We Called Ourselves Poets engineered by Brandon Carr of The Earlies www.theearlies.com and Tim Cooper.  Leave Your Blues engineered by Brandon Carr.

contributions
JamisonPriest sang on the jingle for igospelradio, 2007	JamisonPriest added harmonies on The Hogg Maulies 2006 release	JamisonPriest recorded "The Jewel of Abilene" for the accompanying CD to the 2006 book The Women There Don't Treat You Mean: Abilene in Song written by Joe W. Specht
JP's recording of "Ten Degrees and Getting Colder" from We Called Ourselves Poets was selected for the 2nd My Texas Music compilation CD, released in 2005	JamisonPriest appeared on Greg Young's debut CD in 2004	Jenni and Ed appeared on Nick Fessler's debut CD in 2004